Is your business purely online? With no physical presnce? Don’t make the mistake of believing that Foursquare is not for you.
Nothing could be farther from the truth. There’s still a way for you to profit from Foursquare by… Read More »
If you’re blogging, good for you.
Hopefully, the search engines are pulling traffic, including journalists, into your blog and your website.
But there’s something else you could be doing at least every other week to kick your marketing up a notch. Read More »
What do you think of when you hear the phrase, “closing the sale,” what comes to mind?
Force? Intimidation? Persuasion?
To me “closing the sale” means… Read More »
Ever wonder why your website, ads, mailings and even your social media aren’t working to attract a steady stream of fresh clients to your business and put more money in your pocket?
I’m sure you’re working as hard as you can to… Read More »
The closing of the sale is by far the most important step in the selling process.
It should also be the most natural part of the process. Everything else you do leads to it.
But, the biggest complaint I hear is… Read More »
Wondering what big-time bloggers make?
It’s a lot more than you might think.
In these uncertain times, people who blog professionally are… Read More »
“Jeff, I’ve got a question for you.”
“What is it Tom?” one of my consulting clients asked.
“Why is it that when the end of the quarter approaches I work very hard to close my sales opportunities so I can hit my numbers and make quota? But I don’t work nearly as hard at the beginning of the quarter.” Read More »
This past Saturday I paid $20 for a pedicab ride in mid-town Manhattan to go just 6 blocks.
I could have taken a yellow cab for $6 or just walked the distance for free. So why would I pay so much to go such a short distance? Read More »